,TEST BANK
For
Sociology
Eighteenth Edition
,Chapter 1: The Sociological Perspective
In This Revision Of The Test Bank, I Have Updated All Of The Questions To Reflect
Changes In Sociology, Eighteenth Edition. The Questions Are Tagged To Indicate One
Of Four Levels Of Learning That Move From Lower-Level To Higher-Level Cognitive
Reasoning. The Four Levels:
Recollection: A Question Involving Recall Of Key Terms Or Factual Material
Understanding: A Question Testing Comprehension Of More Complex Ideas
Application: A Question Applying Sociological Knowledge To Some New Situation
Analysis: A Question Requiring Identifying Elements Of An Argument And Their
Interrelationship
The 195 Questions In This Chapter‘S Test Bank Are Divided Into Four Types. True/False
Questions Are The Least Demanding. As The Table Below Shows, Two-Thirds Of These
Are
―Recollection‖ Questions, And All Of Them Fall Within The Lowest Three Levels Of
Cognitive Reasoning (―Recollection,‖ ―Understanding,‖ And ―Application‖). Multiple-Choice
Questions Span A Broader Range Of Skills (Most Are ―Recollection‖ Questions And
The Remainder Are Divided Among The Three Higher Levels). Short-Answer
Questions Are Spread Across The Highest Three Levels Of Reasoning. Finally, Essay
Questions Are The Most Demanding Because They Require Analysis And Other
Higher Levels Of Cognitive Reasoning.
Types Of Questions
True/False Multiple Short Essay Total Qs
Choice Answer
, Recollection 41 (71%) 48 (44%) 0 0 89
Understanding 11 (19%) 21 (21%) 7 (37%) 0 39
Application 6 (10%) 16 (14%) 2 (10%) 3 (25%) 27
Analysis 0 21 (21%) 10 (53%) 9 (75%) 40
58 106 19 12 195
For
Sociology
Eighteenth Edition
,Chapter 1: The Sociological Perspective
In This Revision Of The Test Bank, I Have Updated All Of The Questions To Reflect
Changes In Sociology, Eighteenth Edition. The Questions Are Tagged To Indicate One
Of Four Levels Of Learning That Move From Lower-Level To Higher-Level Cognitive
Reasoning. The Four Levels:
Recollection: A Question Involving Recall Of Key Terms Or Factual Material
Understanding: A Question Testing Comprehension Of More Complex Ideas
Application: A Question Applying Sociological Knowledge To Some New Situation
Analysis: A Question Requiring Identifying Elements Of An Argument And Their
Interrelationship
The 195 Questions In This Chapter‘S Test Bank Are Divided Into Four Types. True/False
Questions Are The Least Demanding. As The Table Below Shows, Two-Thirds Of These
Are
―Recollection‖ Questions, And All Of Them Fall Within The Lowest Three Levels Of
Cognitive Reasoning (―Recollection,‖ ―Understanding,‖ And ―Application‖). Multiple-Choice
Questions Span A Broader Range Of Skills (Most Are ―Recollection‖ Questions And
The Remainder Are Divided Among The Three Higher Levels). Short-Answer
Questions Are Spread Across The Highest Three Levels Of Reasoning. Finally, Essay
Questions Are The Most Demanding Because They Require Analysis And Other
Higher Levels Of Cognitive Reasoning.
Types Of Questions
True/False Multiple Short Essay Total Qs
Choice Answer
, Recollection 41 (71%) 48 (44%) 0 0 89
Understanding 11 (19%) 21 (21%) 7 (37%) 0 39
Application 6 (10%) 16 (14%) 2 (10%) 3 (25%) 27
Analysis 0 21 (21%) 10 (53%) 9 (75%) 40
58 106 19 12 195
